Google Chrome on a computer will soon allow you to carry out visual searches thanks to the integration of Google Lens.
The intelligent image recognition tool had made its debut on Desktop via Google Photos last April, thus making it possible to extract text from an image.
Lire aussi : Zoomer sur une image floue ou pixelisée et y voir net ? Mission pas impossible selon GoogleThis integration directly into the Chrome browser will bring new possibilities.The context menu, which is displayed after a right click, will offer a new option called "Search on part of the page with Google Lens".After clicking, you can select the screen area you want to analyze and search with Lens.
A list of links on which visual correspondence have been found will then appear in the same tab, as illustrated in the GIF below.Practical to quickly identify an object, a place or even a person.
Google has not announced a precise date for the arrival of this feature in Chrome Desktop.The firm also plans to make improvements to Google Lens in the coming months by taking advantage of its new MUM algorithm (for Multitask Unified Model).In particular, it will be possible to add questions to a visual search.For example, taking a photo of the broken derailleur from your bike and asking the question "how to repair", Lens will send you back to a repair video tutorial.
Source : 9to5Google
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